A script-in-hand staged workshop of a comedy about two Indigenous brothers living under Colonial Spanish rule in New Mexico: one is an inexperienced revolutionary, and the other is a gay idealist.

They must question their beliefs, morality, and what is necessary to ensure their people’s and family’s survival when the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 begins. Equally hilarious and poignant, the play weaves together history and Indigifuturism.

Pueblo Revolt has received productions at AlterTheater Ensemble, American Stage Theatre Company, Goodman Theatre, and No Peeking Theatre. It is the winner of the Rella Lossy Award for Best New Play.

Written by Dillon Christopher Chitto (Mississippi Choctaw, Laguna, Isleta Pueblo), and directed by Tara Moses (Seminole Nation of Oklahoma). The workshop stars Bradley Lewis* (Acoma Tribe) as Ba’homa and Montana Miller (Navajo) as Feem Whim.

The team includes costume designer Alexandre Jamon (Zuni), digital illustrator Dale DeForest (Navajo), prop designer Emily Rankin, Cultural Consultant and Engagement Coordinator Kim Delfina Gleason (Diné), and dramaturg Dillon Yruegas (Coahuiltecan).